Norm references
Posted: 12 Dec 2014, 14:02
size=150Norm references/size
Version 0.1.106+
Assignments (formulas) can be supplemented by reference to norm code paragraph (table, ...).
These references can be printed to the graphical output.
buNorm reference definition:/u/b
Reference is defined directly in the SDF script. See example:
code
TEXT("Non-weakened bearing capacity");
N↓pl,Rd↠= A*f↓yâ†/γ↓M0↠@REF("(1.2.3)");
TEXT("Bearing capacity of weakened cross section");
N↓u,Rd↠= 0.9*A↓netâ†*f↓uâ†/γ↓M2↠@REF("(4.5)");
N↓t,Rd↠= MIN(N↓pl,Rdâ†, N↓u,Rdâ†) @REF("(5.6.7.8)");
TEXT("Unity check");
s = N↓Edâ†/N↓t,Rd↠@REF("(3.3.3)");
IF(s < 1) {
TEXT("< 1");
TEXT("=> Is SUFFICIENT");
} ELSE {
TEXT("> 1");
TEXT("=> Is INSUFFICIENT!");
}
/code
ubNorm reference output settings:/b/u
All references share one common bset of settings/b. It means, all norm references in uone layout/u has the same font, style, size, alignment, ...
BUT: Settings can differ layout by layout. You can print references to the right side in one layout and on the left side in the second layout... (see attached example).
uTo modify norm reference output settings:/u
1) Select norm reference by clicking left mouse button in the Preview.
2) Modify settings (font, style, size, alignment, ...) in the top panel. This works the same as for any Visual component.
Note: Master visual component for Norm reference is the formula. This can't be changed.
You CAN use iUserStyles/i with norm references.
buHandling visibility of norm reference:/u/b
Norm reference is fixed to its formula. If you want to switch norm reference off, select the formula(s) and uncheck "Draw norm reference".
See attached example for more details.
Version 0.1.106+
Assignments (formulas) can be supplemented by reference to norm code paragraph (table, ...).
These references can be printed to the graphical output.
buNorm reference definition:/u/b
Reference is defined directly in the SDF script. See example:
code
TEXT("Non-weakened bearing capacity");
N↓pl,Rd↠= A*f↓yâ†/γ↓M0↠@REF("(1.2.3)");
TEXT("Bearing capacity of weakened cross section");
N↓u,Rd↠= 0.9*A↓netâ†*f↓uâ†/γ↓M2↠@REF("(4.5)");
N↓t,Rd↠= MIN(N↓pl,Rdâ†, N↓u,Rdâ†) @REF("(5.6.7.8)");
TEXT("Unity check");
s = N↓Edâ†/N↓t,Rd↠@REF("(3.3.3)");
IF(s < 1) {
TEXT("< 1");
TEXT("=> Is SUFFICIENT");
} ELSE {
TEXT("> 1");
TEXT("=> Is INSUFFICIENT!");
}
/code
ubNorm reference output settings:/b/u
All references share one common bset of settings/b. It means, all norm references in uone layout/u has the same font, style, size, alignment, ...
BUT: Settings can differ layout by layout. You can print references to the right side in one layout and on the left side in the second layout... (see attached example).
uTo modify norm reference output settings:/u
1) Select norm reference by clicking left mouse button in the Preview.
2) Modify settings (font, style, size, alignment, ...) in the top panel. This works the same as for any Visual component.
Note: Master visual component for Norm reference is the formula. This can't be changed.
You CAN use iUserStyles/i with norm references.
buHandling visibility of norm reference:/u/b
Norm reference is fixed to its formula. If you want to switch norm reference off, select the formula(s) and uncheck "Draw norm reference".
See attached example for more details.